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The Arizona sentinel., 1887-03-05

The Southern Pacific Hotel is crowd ed with guests, an indication that the outside world has heard of this wait. ing la3'h. and will soon people it with Hundreds of intelligent, industrious, and enterprising citizens. It has the soil in immense areas which may be had at government price; it has the climate which justly entities it to be termed not only the most desirable winter resort and greatest natural sanitarium on the Coast, but the only true, genuine citrus belt, and it is the veritable home of the raisin grape.
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The San Bernardino Gazette, notic- inc our assertion that Yuma county would go the San Bernardino valley four weeks better in early ripening oi fruits, proposes to settle the matter by an exchange of box of first ripened fruits. We call you on that proposi tion, too. Come, now. Let's have a square deal, no cold decks nor hot house dodges. Remember, however, that we hold a royal flush here.
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The Santa Monica Outlook says there is no place like Southern Cali mia for children. Now, Bro. Fisher, yor know you have been in Southern California until you have grown grey, and you haven't one yet.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-03-05

''For more than three years have used Tamar Treatment with the best results recall now several cases of seminal weakness and debility with all its evil consequences have treated during the past year. which have been cured by the use of the Ire atn1ent, and several of this cases were in the last stages, The composition Of the different medicines contained in the TREATMENT iniicate, and
 its effects prove it to be specific restorative Of nerve and sexual power You at liberty to use my let ter in any way that will contribute to your pleasure or pro t. There are 80 many nearly worthless pro prietary I.edcines oi this kind the mH rket (and every day is adding to their number) that when one is found to be really valuable think it the duty of
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-03-05
lamar Treatment Prescribed by the Leading Physicians They Say
Respectfully,

Respectfully,
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 617 Walnut St. St. Louis, Mo. TAMAR TREATMENT is prescribed daily for all form of nervous debility in both well for check ing the unnatural secret losses which cause so muc loss of vitality. The medicines prompt in action and permanently restore those weakened by early indscreton, exceSses or overwOrN Of the brain. '" number of physicians have discarded all the hyPo- phssphites, Damiany aud phosphorus formu!ar ant invariably prescribe TANAR TREATMENT with the 5ts, results.
 TANAR TREATMENT is composed of medicines most stomach.
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O contains all medicines for
 
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  wCor 9th and Market Lotus Mo
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SOUTHERN PAClFlC CoM2saY.

SOUTHERN PAClFlC CCm2saY COMMENCING SUNDAY, DECE5f3y7 7EA, ls (
 AND UNTIL FURTHER EoTscE
 EGA5Ee5 Will leave LOS ANGELES as forows. Q 50 A. M.- Daily - San Francisco . through freight and thirG-eiass xe- eOmmOdation. O 80 A. M.-DaiIy-I.ocaI r.s,r,,.r J train via L. A. t1 ! <. R. 10 S.s,a Monica. | 1 0 100 A. N--Daily-Loeal rassrr-,r l V traiR to Wilmington aad S4u I...s. 1 9 50 r. M.-Daily- San Franrises -x- Z press train, connecting al Lathrpp ! with the Atlantic express train sI Ra Central Pacific Pailroad. 2 100 P. M.- DA1LY-Arizona Eypsess < train for Yuma-Colorado River Steamers; MaricOpa-stage for FhcniE and Prescott; Casa GrauGe-starrs fer Florence and GlOhe: Tncscu and Rrrrnn N. M. < A E. R. 10 GuavTnas, Nsajso: Demlng--A. T. S x. r. E. R.: El Page T. A. P. R. F.. .; San Antonio and Kew Orleans.
 O:SO P. N.-<nndays c1ceptsa-L~aI ~ passenger train to Coltoa. 2 :O0 P, M - Daily-Local passsttrr O train to Santa Ana. 4 0O P. NJ nailr-Local pasSosrsr T train to Wilmington and San PterO. ': 10 F. M.-Sunday Excepted-Lousi ') passenger train to Santa Monica. . 100 P. M.-Sundays only-Loes- Sgs- C senger train to Colton. z :l5 P. M-Daily-S. ?. Enisrant train ') for Yuma. Tucson. Deming. 4. T. 0 '. F. R. R. Fl PaSo T. & P. .E, San Antonio and New Orleans. S:jo P. M.-Sundavs onIy-Lsrsl pes O train to Santa Monica.
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 Assr Sup SripteEesat, Los Angeles
 AN. TOTES.
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NO v..s, CT, .NOTTCEi-IwiH NiotSL e.Sy klSsJ e send trial sSttis =sr-='Sss==s----==--s1=zss-= 7nf ihr REJE- vENAT"ii-sniiiFiscl tu show iss Eis rits- free Oi charge. 10 an3o one aif3ietrR. a~ri,- "@ sy letter. stating his svrans~-s l,.s ''ee. Conn .'.:,, ..oGs s,. sIl .;rieil1
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9l5 kearny street. san Francisco.
 Consultations strictly eOnfideE tial. b, Ie, Ter CT ct office. FREE. For tie erEYsrfl rnce Of patients, and in order te iysrre p%5''rt ~eeEsey,l have aGaftcs q p-.-=te war5ed '''
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ness, Sprlmatorrhea, Emissions, .E. ko- tency, Exhausted vitality, Premature i:v
 cline and Loss of Manhood, from WLat- ever cause produced. It sErieLts .rI pUrliies the Blood. stren Stht nE the Nerves Brain, Muscles, Di.es iiun, Reprnaurtiye Organs and Physical and Mentai FarLL ties. IL stops any unnatural dsbililalikz dram upon the system, preventing iEyel- nntary losses, facilitating dreams Stu.in- al losses with the urine, etc. so destrnc-
 tiva to mind and body. Ii is sult e:im- inator of all hIDEEY AND BL LADDER Cen; PLANTS. It contains no injurious Inyre- dients. To those suffering iron, Hs rii effects of youthful iudiseretions or excss- SeS. a speedy, nerina1ent and thOresFA rur- is GUARANTEED. Prics, ,Sz.-strr hnftle, or five bottles in case, wifk frll Si- rectioHs and advice, 5000. Sent srssrx from observation 10 any address upen re- eeipt Oi price, UT C. 0. b Ic De Aag asIy nf '-'
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The Arizona sentinel., 1887-03-05

z :l5 P. M.-Dsily-S. ?. Emisrant train C for Yuma, Tucson. Deming, 4. T. 0 '. F. R. R. Fl PaSo T. &P.R.H, San Antonio and New Orleans.
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COMMENCING SUNDAY, DECEs9g8 7EA, lsG
 AND UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,

O 30 A. M--Daily-Local rzszc,z.r O train via L. 4. G1 :. <. R. 10 Sss.a Monica.
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Trade. at. the opening to-day The May option
opened at 555c, &c higher than yesterdays
close. IL quickly sold up to 56c. May wheat
started in at Soac. against yesterdays close at
Ssh In the earlier hours but little was done in
provisions. January pork opened at $l4 So
Under heavy selling, May dropped down
to %. a 55sc, and May wheat. which had touched
S54c, went back to 85c. Then came the alleged
Russian war news. apd the market became per-
ceptioly firmer. May wheat went to S5sc, but
break in corn shortly after noon, took it back
two points Corn fell to SAC. and in sympathy
with wheat sold to 55ac, but heavy selling sent
it back TO SOC. Pork sympathized with the other
markets on the way down. but did respond
quickly to the advances. The war reports
having proved false. all the list went back few
points. The leading futures closed as follows
May wheat, SAC; May corn, sac; Nav oats, 32ss
a 32Ic; January pork, $14 So January lard,
z271c; January short rib, L4Oc. The leading
futures ranged as follows:
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The Jobbinc Trade.

GOA Il AND COhE.
Block So. rs ~ tom 1tinshall, $. rs ~ ton; jack
son. 81 25 y ton; Pttsburg. 81. so ~ tons Raymond
City. 81 so y Winifrede. 81. y ton; Campbell
City. $3.50 p ton: Highland. S. Is = ton: Pied.
mont and Blossburg, 1925 ~ ton; Duggar pea
nut No. and stove anthracite. $500 y ton: egg
andgrate anthracite, s775 p ton: gas coke. 15c per
SOC ~ ton less than the above prices the same
quality of lump coal.
CANNED GOODS.
Peaches-Standard. 3pound 50. 65 as. 90; 3pound
seconds s.. oO02 25. Miscellaueous-Bla
2pound. $I.2O0L25: raspberries. 2pouud. 81. 500
onds' 2poupd 81 20 $50; cove oysters LIQUID
full weight. 95c 81: light, 65 a 7oc 2-pound. FULL
Lima beans, sI55 q %: peas. marrowfat 81 10 o
LAO: small S15o 2 70; holsters Sl;s E rel
salmon (fbs), $21o0275.
FOREIGN FRUITS.
RAsINs-London layer. new, So. 90 y box;
loose muscatele 2crown, 81. 25 so y BOX: Va.
lencia, new. $3.50 p Is: ctron. q 026c y To-:
rants, Ease p 10, Bananas-Jamaicas. 1900
ST. 750 5.25 p box: s7OO97.5O p brl: Louisiana.
$6.5o07oo I, brl. Floridas S35o04 90 y
$500 y box. Malaga grapes. $3.50 p kee: IS SO
y Il brl. Figs-140I6c. Prunes-Turkish. old
41905l9c; new, 534 06iss.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
APPLEs-$1.7 rs 900 per brl: good. % 0275;
choice, "a, rs a $50
CRANBERRIES-Cape Cod, 12.OO014OO - brl:
PoTAroEs-Selling from car, Goa 095c; at com.
ONIoNs-S2. 80 $500 u bri.
SWEET Baltimores. 81. rs as. % p br;
JERSEYS So 70 "a T.. IS y brl.
CABBAGE-S1.7502.00 ~ bril-
Dry GOODS.
Observation-Disclosures AGA l4aac Conestoga BE
I5c; Conestoga extra 13lac Conestoga Gold Medal
lac; Conestoga Goa. 12c: Conestoga "A. lOc: Con-
estoga X &c; Pearl River. 2lec. Falls OBO, 32inch,
13lac Metheun "A, 12l9c; Oakland A, 7lac: Swift
River, 6lac; York 32-inch, 12l2c; York 3o-inch,
11a2c.
lou & Son 63.c; Chestnut Hill, &c: Cabot A. 7a.c;
Chapman X &c; Dwight Star. S, Sac: Fruit of the
Loom 9c Lousdale. Linwood. Sl2c; Mason
VILE oc New York Mills. lie; Our Own 3 SIC;
Pepperell 81. c; Pepperet 1O4. c: Hills. Sc:
Hope, 73,c; Knights Cambria 7loc; Lonsdale Cam
brio, IL iec; Whtinsville. 33inch 6isc; Wamsutta.
IL lac
7lsc; Glasgow. 6lac; Lancaster, l9c: Ranelmans,
7lsc Renfew Madras, &c; Cumberland. 6iaci White,
7c; Bookfold 10l2c.
GaAN BAes-Americau. $1,000; Atlanta. SIS:
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INDIANAPOLIS Markets.
Trade in Holiday Goods Brisk-Other De-
partments Quiet

Trade in Holiday Goods Brisk-Other De-
partments Quiet
INDIANAPOLIS Dec. 8.
Merchants handling holiday goods were never
buster, while in other braches of trade quietude
lie of the chief characteristics. Dealers in
holiday goods expect to be very busy for the
next fifteen twenty days. By persistent en-.
terprise and industry many OF the merchants
here have built up good business in this line,
and each year shows impro sment over the
preceding one, and 1887 is to be no exception.
In all departments there is a firm tone to prices
in the main. Dry goods men report their trade
being quite satisfactory, but not up to that of
either October or Novem Der in volume. Prices
are still upward in tendency most lines of
goods. Grocers experiencing rather quiet
times Coffees and sugars are steady and firm
at quotations. Retail merchants pursue the
hand to mouth policy of buying, hoping that
each day may bring lower prices. The produce
markets moderately active. Irish potatoes
are getting scarce and the tandency Of prices ia
upward Sweet potatoes in light supply and in
light demand at quotations. which rule strong.
Cabbage is luxury this year; commission men
find no trouble In selling good stock at So per
barrel Onions more plenty and beginning to
weaken in price Apples are selling fairly well,
but must be choice TO bring So per barrel. There
is some fancy stock on the market which sells
So 80. Poultry is arriving in large quanti-
ties at the prevailing prices. Wnlcn not Tor years
have been so low as with the approach of
the holidays. The Eastern demand is light for
some unexplained reason, and this eluts the
Shipping markets. The iron market is firm and
business good. The leather market is sluggish,
while prices rule firm. The hide market rules
weak East and the demand moderate, conse-
ouently prices range low West, and are weak at
the recent reduction. Druggists are busy
Quinpe firm the recent advances. The same
is true of linseed oil In seed but little is doing;
prices unchanged.
GRAIN.
The local market was IN strong position to-
day, bidding on Change spirited and buyers
more numerous than sellers at the prices.
Track bids ruled as follows:
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Elsewhere.


CHICAGO Dec. S.-The Drovers, journal re-
ports: Cattle-Receipts. 10000; shipments. not
ported Market strong for good others weaker;
stockers and feeders. S1.75 a. 65 cows, bulls and
mixed, 81 az: 20; Texas cattle Sl.25 q 2 90
ket opened Sc higher on heav7: closed weak; mixed
S4,s005.25: heavy, S5-1o05.6o; Light, $4550
Sheep and Larnbs-Receipts. 5000: shipments
1000. Market strong; natives So %: Western
S32504.10; Texans. $2.2503.75; lambs, $40
NEW YORK, Dec. S.-Beeves-Receipts, 700;
all for saughterers direct and 40 of sale cat
ard no trading in beeves Very dull for dressed beef
at s. $3.50 for Texas and Colorado sides and at
SIS 80 for native sides. few extra native
sides went to 73s0Sc.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts 1900. The market
was ay STEADY and hr IN mt tne sd sSeen
s. Is; lambs $506.75.
slaughterers except single carload. No sales re-
ported. Nominaly lower at $5.2O05.5O.
KANSAS CITY. Dec: s.--The Live Stock Indi
100. Good strong common slow, but about steady;
good to choice corn-fed, 81. 0470 common to
fes sdsq cow west grass
aogs-Reeeipts, -, 600; shipments. 1000 Mar
ket steady a shade higher. Good to choice. $500
$3.50; common to medium, S4Io0o1o; skips
Sheep-Reeeipts, 4S5; shipments 700. Good
strong. Good to choice, So $50; common to
medium, $1.5O02.S0.
81. LUIS. Dec. S.-CattIe-tecelDcS. l.4OO,
shipments LOO Market firm. Choice heavy native
steers. 81 3035.00; fair to good natives $500
4.4O: butchers steers, medium to choice, $3. 100
400: stockers and feeders, fair good 81 So03OO;
rangers. ordinary to good 81 20 "a 10
Hogs-Receipts, z 100; shipments, 500. Market
slow and lower. Choice heavy and butchers selec-
tons, SIS. 3005.45: Workers. and packers medium to
prime, 81 80 a $50; tighter grades S4 80 I'd 50.
Shsep-Receipts. L. 100; shipments 800. Market
steady. Fair to fancy. So. 5U4.15.
-d EAST LIBERTY; Pa. Dec. s-Cattle-Receipts
722; shipments. 76O. Market slow at yesterdays
prices No cattle shipped to New York to-day.
Hogs-Receipts A, 100: shipments. 8 700. Mar
ket slow, Philadephias So so .65 mixed, $500
5.45s Workers. So 20 $3.50; common to fair. 81. 100
5.15 Eighteen of hogs shipped to New York
to-day.
sheep-Receipts. 1000: shipments. 500. Market
fair at yesterdays prices.
BALTIMORE, Dec. S.-Beef cattle-Trade fair: IN
changed TO quality: common cattle 1sc lower Best
beeves. 81 aO04 80; first quality, So IS "a %:
dunn. So. 90 as rs; ordinary. So. 0002.5O Most
of the sales were from S3 90 to $425 Receipts,
2.261 head: sales. 1. Id head.
The receipts of sheep and lambs were 2.479 head:
Quotations: Sheep, $500 G4-oO; lambs, $500
$50
CINCINNATI. Dec. S:-Hogs firm: common and
light, s 90 do. To- packing and butchers, $500
$50. Receipts, 5000; shipments. 800.
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Yesterdays Quotations Produce at the
Two Great Commercial Centers.

Festerday's Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Commercial Centers.
NEW YORK, Dec S.-Flour-Receipts,
IS, SOB packages; exports, 2.0ss brls. 600 sacks
Steady: unchanged. Sales. 19. 600 brls
Wheat-Receipts. y. 600 bu: exports, 40 900
bu; sales, 16. 072 900 Du futures. SO 600 bu spot
Spot steady; held stronger; shippers very indif-
ferens Options opened a &c higher. afterward
declined 1d3c, closing weak ct near the
bottom. Speculation fairly active. No. 2
spring. s9ic; ungraded spring, sSc; I'M
graded red. 81 a 95fc; No 2red. 90I 0903c ell
evasor. Oh s92e delivered 90ae o. b.; No.
req. 94ic; No. white nominal 92c; No. red,
December, nominal at 90sc: January. 90s 09l3 sc.
closing at 90Ec; February. 9ls a 92sc. closing at
D2tc; March 93 93fe closing at 93sc; April 94t
G949c, closing at 944e May. ga g52c. closing at
p53c: june 95s a 95sc, closing at So Decent Der
QsSs). 98s a Y8sc. closing at 98sc.
Corn-Rsceipts. 1850 bu; EXPORTS, 800 hu;
sales. 3. 1000 bu futures and $4,000 bu spot;
opened z0lzc higher. closed weak; advance
parity lost. Trade moderate. largely speculat.
i've. Ungraded. 62z q 644c; No. g. Csc; No 2,
633 644c elevator. CAT 90 delivered; No. 2. De-
cembsr nominal, 62sc January, 63064ic,
closing at Csc; February, Go 064s. closing at 63;
Nav, 634 d 64sc, closing at 60 &c.
Oats-Receipts. 90. 900 bu EXPORTS 200 bu;
sales $50. 900 bu futures and 142. 600 bu spot; a
sc higher, closing weak. Mixed Western, 81 a
394c; white do, SO a dc
Hay unchanged and dull.
Hops quiet and steady.
Coffee-Spos fair Rio firm at 1sle; options
higher but trading quiet; sales. %. $50 bags; De-
cember 10 % q 10 soc; January. IA 90 10. I0c:
February, IA so a 10 Zoe; March, IA so a Isl 5c;
April, L. rs a Is O0c; May II IS a IA. 90c; June,
Il Go q IA 90c; July. 1455 a Ia Toe; August IA 90
014 45c; September, IS 90c; October. 13. 750
13 Csc; November, ID 60 q 13 Soc; December
1883, ID 70 ala 95c Sugar steady and quiet;
quoted at SIC for fair refining; refined firm;
mold A, 7gc. Molssses steady. Rice firm.
Tsllow steady Rosin dull.
EGGS steady and in fair request, Western,
70 e25c; receipts, 3.2lS packages
Pork dull and easier; mess quoted at $15.2o0
ID 30, one yer old and Sl4 5001 IA rs. two years
cid. Cut meats quiet but firm and unchanged.
Lard 81 10 points lower, closing weak; Western
sssarn spot 2 90 673c; December. "a ~. 58c:
January, SO a Coo; February, 762 % Z Csc;
March. 10 al 76c; Nav. T. Sc a :. Csc: June. 1872
Uz96c; July. O2c; city steam. 740 q 7.5Oc.
Butter firm and quiet; Western, Is 3oc
Western creamery, I7032c. Cheese steady and
Unchanged.
CHICAGO. Dec 8-Corn was the favorite
article on the list with traders, on the Board Of
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Cash quotations were as folIows Flour
firm; prices unchanged. No spring wheat,
III 077sc; No. spring wheat. 67ac: No. red, 1
78lc; No. 2corn, 494c; No. oats. BOZ Bic; No.
rye, 60c; No. barley, 72076c: No. l faxseed
81. a. prime timothy-seed, S2.3l az 80. Mess
pork. per brl. s14 % a IA. 80; lard. per pound.
1921 a !. 25c; short-rib sides, (loose), 7.400
745c; dry-salted shoulders lboxedj. s. 90 a &c;
short-clear sides (boxed), so q Soc. Whisky.
distillers finished goods per gal. 81. 10. Sugars
Cut-loaf, = csc; granulated, Loo; standard
A, 70.
On the Produce Exchange to-day, the butter
market was steady; fancy creamery. 29s a Sic;
fancy dairy. 251 26c. Eggs, % 023c.
Receipts-Flour, 80 900 brls; wheat, $4,000
bu; barley SO, 900 bu. Shipments-Flour, 2s 600
brls; wheat. 200 bu; corn, III, 900 bu; oats,
10000 bu rye. 10, 200 bu; barley. $4,000
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OIL.

OIL CITY. Pa. Dec. Sensational Transit GER
tifcates opened at 76lac: highest, 765sc; lowest,
1880; closed at 70 7sc: sales 477OoO brls: clear
ances go, 600 brls; charters. 49, O95 brls; ship
1nents, 81, ESQ brls; runs 40, 217 brs.
NEW YORK. Dec. S.-Petroieum was steady;
opening 76lec highest, 76Tsc; lowest. 76c; closed
76c sales /, SO, 600 brls. Turpentne dull at nc
PITTSBURG, Pa. Dec S.--Petroleum duh. Nation
al Transit certificates opened &c l2c; closed sc;
highest. 76a4c: lowest, 1896
CLEVELAND. Dec. s.-Petroleum firm; stand
ard white, 1IOo, 714c.
SAVANNAH Ga, Dec. S.-Turpentine steady at
3414c.
WILMINGTON. Dec s.-Turpentine firm at 34l4c.
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Cotton.

NEW YORK Dec. Sc L. Greene s. Co., say:
1t was light day In cotton certificates. Some mod
took place with the general in
buyers favor. After gaining point two at the
opening the rate dropped 607 points from the high
est and the close rather tame
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. s.-Cotton guiet midding,
9 11-16c low middling 93sc good ordinary l:)16c;
receipts, Ii AIS bales; gross receipts, 1l.703
bales exports Great Britain, SOFA bales sales,
4 900 bales; stock, 347, 91S bales.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. S-Corton firm, with a good
demands sales, Is 900 bales including 9, 900 bales
for speculation and export, and IL 500 bales Amer
lean.
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EVERY day adds to the great amount of evil
dence To the curative powers of Foods Sarsa-
parilla. 1t is unequaled for general debility
and blood purifier, expelling every trace of
scrofula or other impurity. Now is the time TO
take il. Sold by all druggists
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Drv Goods
EEru UOpK

NEW YORK, Dec S-With moderate demand
for minor qualities of seasonable goods there
fair business reached with the market very strong
for coston goods, but business is limited because of
stocks.
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Metals.

NEW YORK, Dec. Stopper steady; lake. 1880.
Lead dull; domestic, 5.000505c. Tin firm; straits
35.1Oc.
ST. LOUIS Dec. 8.-Lead lower at 4.s5c
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only fair: but few good heavies on SALE Market mod

only fair: but few good heavies sale. Market mod
erately active and higher, closing quiet.
Heavy packing. S.. 3O05 As
Heavy mixed. -------------------.---- 5.1005.25
Light mixed. 495 a51O
Common to good light. 4sO05.15
SHEEP-Receipts, IS; shipments, But little
doing for the of stock. Market strong on all
good grades all selling.
Good to choice $3. 70 al. %
Fair to medium Observation-Disclosures. ). 003. so
Common. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2.5003.OO
Spring lambs .--...-.-.3 .5O05.OO
Bucks per head .. $3.50
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FIELD SEEDS

Wholesale and Retail at HUNTINGTON & HOSES
SEED STORE, 70 and so E. Market St. Indianapo-
lis. Samples and prices furnished on application.
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of Marion county Indiana for the twenty four
ending at 5 p. NJ, Dec. 8. 1897. as furnished by
Elliott s. Butler, abstracters OF titles Room 3d. Etna
Building:
s. d. Hyde to James s. Bitter LOT 10. in
Ritter's addition to Irvngton $4,000
Isaac Brenneman to Sarah Cam, lot 6. in
Brenneman's first addition to Yelling
ton. 1OOOO
Harry j. AIilligan trustee, 10 Nathan E.
Miller. lot l. in square 10, in ,. A
Fletcher, ,ir.s northeast addition to ,a- ~
John s. Spann to Augusta Radzei lot $50
and part of 391. in Spann & Co. e second
Woodlawn addition to Indianapos.----. $4,000
Diedrich A. Bohlen George H Rehm
ind dial - 100000
Caroline E. Anderson to Andrew F.
league. lot 229, in McCartys subdi
vision of part of outlot 100, in Indian
Emma F. Ductworth to John d. F. Car
lin. lot III in Morriss Oak Hill addi- 900 80 4
ton to Indianapolis 10000 n
The Equitable Trust Company to eliza
NJ Vawter, lot 4. in Crosbys subdi-
vision of Ovid Buffers subdivision. in -. /
Joseph G. Blake to James W. McGinnis
lot 8, in the indianapolis & Cincinnati
Railroad Companys subdivision of out ooooo
Michael Odnott to jennie Devices, lots 20
addition to Indianapolis. 10000
lot %, in Hosbrook ..- 5000
Z The indianapolis Chamber of Commerce
Of lot s. in square "a in Indianapolis AZ, 500 90
VIM p. Herod to Harvey Eikenberry. lot
50 in Fletchers Oak Hill addition to
WA Wallace, receiver, to Harvey Eiken-
berry. lots %, 40 and AZ. in Fletchers
Oak Hill addition 70 indianapolis 10000
Harry J. NIiIlgan, trustee, to Ohio L.
Wade, lots g. and 5, IN square 9, of
TO Indianapolis. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10000
Conferences, 10; consideration....-.S $50 $4,000